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19:02 Jan 18, 2002 |
English to Thai translations [PRO] Science | |||||
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4 +1 | â¤Ã§¡ÒÃÇÔ¨ÑÂÇèÒ´éÇ»Ѩ¨Ñ¡ÒÃËÅèÍÅ×蹢ͧ¼§ªÍÅì¡ |
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â¤Ã§¡ÒÃÇÔ¨ÑÂÇèÒ´éÇ»Ѩ¨Ñ¡ÒÃËÅèÍÅ×蹢ͧ¼§ªÍÅì¡ Explanation: 1. â¤Ã§¡ÒÃÇÔ¨ÑÂÇèÒ´éÇ»Ѩ¨Ñ¡ÒÃËÅèÍÅ×蹢ͧ¼§ªÍÅì¡ 2. â¤Ã§¡ÒÃÇÔ¨ÑÂÇèÒ´éÇ»Ѩ¨Ñ¡ÒÃËÅèÍÅ×蹢ͧ¼§ªÍÅì¡·ÒÁ×Í 3. â¤Ã§¡ÒÃÇÔ¨ÑÂÇèÒ´éÇ»Ѩ¨Ñ¡ÒÃËÅèÍÅ×蹢ͧ¼§áÁ¡¹Õà«ÕÂÁ·ÒÁ×Í The first one is the most general translation, saying of chalk powder. The second one is the translation which specify that it's the hand chalk powder, according to your mention of the chalk in sports. I'm not sure if it's the powder the gymnasts use to prevent slippery while performing. If yes, I suggest the third one which I specify the magnesium powder, since Thai people know it as magnesium powder. However, the second one is most appropriate if not all of your chalk is made of magnesium. |
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